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Empath
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Metal
Empath was released on April 2, 2026 by Three To One as a part of the album Empath - Single
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Release DateApril 2, 2026
LabelThree To One
LanguageEnglish
Melodicness
Acousticness
Valence
Danceability
Energy
BPM

Credits

PERFORMING ARTISTS
Three to One
Three to One
Performer
Aaron Visocnik
Aaron Visocnik
Electric Guitar
Carlos Vangas
Carlos Vangas
Drums
Daniel Puyana
Daniel Puyana
Electric Bass Guitar
Eric Techmanski
Eric Techmanski
Electric Guitar
Stephen Goren
Stephen Goren
Lead Vocals, Harmony Vocals, Electric Bass Guitar
COMPOSITION & LYRICS
Aaron Visocnik
Aaron Visocnik
Songwriter
Carlos Vangas
Carlos Vangas
Songwriter
Daniel Puyana
Daniel Puyana
Songwriter
Eric Techmanski
Eric Techmanski
Songwriter
Stephen Goren
Stephen Goren
Songwriter
PRODUCTION & ENGINEERING
Brad Dausman
Brad Dausman
Mixing Engineer, Mastering Engineer, Producer

Lyrics

Feet-first flailing acrobatics
People claim it's automatic (automatic)
Starting to believe everything is emblematic
Diabolical such flair for the dramatics
Trending tears, by design
Something unseen keeps redrawing lines
Cosmetic laws and more (more) moral acrobatics
It's becoming problematic, your love for the theatrics
Trending tears, make it make sense
Hidden wires build the world on ignorance
Seals without the ice, clapping for the show
Performing grief for praise, so everyone will know
Plastic virtues, polished and played
No consequence, just the "right" thing to say
It's in your head your little head full of arrogance
Pageantries and pleasantries
Given plenty praise to seize
Dealing with dependency
Of your Narcissistic tendencies
There's one hope, is that we see
Through your performative role-playing
Such suicidal empathy
Tried my best not to be condescending
Your pitiful head, it's pure emptiness
Your seals without the ice
We're laughing at the show
Performing grief for praise
So everyone will know
Plastic virtues, perused and prayed upon
It's in your head your little head
Be better off dead under useful idiots
No consequence just the "right" thing to say
Nothing's in there, thoughts not found
Written by: Aaron Visocnik, Carlos Vangas, Daniel Puyana, Eric Techmanski, Stephen Goren
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